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Hi,
my original reply seems to have gotten lost somehow, so I am posting it again. There are stats on Statista on this: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1293510/second-world-war-fatalities-...
It discusses the problem with sources on these figures.
Best,
Alex
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Hi Jonathan, I'm also curious about this and have struggled to find numbers. Would you let me know if anyone gives you any tips? For what it's worth, I found the (online) Encyclopedia Britannica article on this to be very thorough.
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